SwitchBot has announced the SwitchBot Lock Pro, a new retrofit smart lock. It comes with 15 different unlocking options, 9 months worth of battery life and offers Matter support when bought with the ...

The TCL D2 Pro is a futuristic take on the smart lock that feels leap years ahead in technology as it ditches the fingerprint scanner we’ve seen in recent years, for palm vein recognition that scans ...

Retrofit smart home brand SwitchBot has announced SwitchBot Lock Pro, its next-generation retrofit smart lock. With an MSRP for $119.99, the new smart lock features proven security and easy ...

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Most smart locks make your front door look like a gadget. This one doesn’t. If you’ve wanted the convenience of a smart lock but hesitated because of how they look, the Level Lock Pro is an easy sell.

Integrated Wi-Fi is the major upgrade in this revamp of Lockly’s well-aged Secure Pro lock, making it a winner on all fronts. The Lockly Secure Pro isn’t a new lock, but rather an upgrade to an old ...

The Level Lock Pro puts all the technology inside the door, keeping the invisible smart lock aesthetic clean. Installation is super easy, usually requiring just a screwdriver and about 15 minutes.

Hagop is passionate about smart home products, especially when it comes to making life easier. He's always eager to try out new technologies to make life easier, in terms of cleaning, automation, and ...

As a renter, I understand renters' unique challenges when choosing a smart lock. Traditional smart locks require a complete lock replacement, but you can't do that because you can't switch out the ...

Xiaomi has released the Smart Door Lock M20 Pro, an advanced smart lock featuring AI-driven 3D structural light facial recognition for enhanced security and precise identification. The M20 Pro is an ...

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